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Game Rules Basic Game Rules Variants Carson City Game Rules The year is 1858 in Carson City, Nevada. You have rounded up a team of courageous cowboys, and your plan is to buy up the best parcels of land in this new town, then build them up with the most prosperous ranches, mines, saloons, etc. Strategy 399 7.2 Carson City (2009) Buy land, build buildings & roads, protect your income and buy some points. 7.2K Rating s & 1.8K Comment s · GeekBuddy Analysis 2-5 Players Community: 2-5 — Best: 4 90 Min Playing Time Age: 12+ Community: 12+ Weight: 3.18 / 5 'Complexity' Rating Alternate Names Дикий-Дикий Запад Designer Xavier Georges

Carson City Board Game

Sep 8, 2010. The PDF needs some errata. Particularly addressing the Chinaman role and the mine. The chinaman's power applies to ALL buildings (according to the rules that came in my box (2nd Ed.)). The PDF states "any building" which led to much confusion through its ambiguous nature. The 2nd Ed. rules also EXCLUDES the mine as a building that. Carson City: Big Box is a collection of the Carson City base game, the Gold & Guns expansion, and the upcoming Horses & Heroes expansion. The game board has been redesigned and updated to support a sixth player and the Horses & Heroes expansion. The game is played in four rounds, and in each one of them, the players choose one of the characters. Setting conditions: No placement restriction. Special rules: A mine adds 1 point to firepower (+1 revolver). The player who builds a mine takes a revolver and adds it to their personal reserve. Setting conditions: The parcel on which the church is built must be reached by a road and the player must also build a house. board game review Carson City: How to Play; purge reviews; how to play; carson city; watch it played

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information or game advice. 2 dice The board represents the territory of the future town of Carson City,divided into 64 parcels. The diff erent actions of the game are depicted above the map of the city. The board on the reverse side includes the Carson river. We advise you to play your fi rst game(s) on the board without the river. I go into depth on the Carson City Big Box; a game that I'm always keen to play.00:00 - Introduction05:33 - Rules Overview23:07 - Variants27:10 - ReviewPlaye. Description: Carson City is a strategic game played in four rounds, and in each one of them, the players choose a character from the seven available that gives certain advantages. Apr 11, 2010 CarsonCity_RulesSummary xls 1.6MB · 2.8K Downloads Carson City Rules Summary (updated with better formatting). Tried to be complete with base game rules. I've added to work of others here on BGG. Thanks go to Greg H. (cichlidhead) and Philip Manoff (PManoff). Hope you find it useful! Greg H. @cichlidhead Apr 11, 2010

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Most popular Carson City Big Box (upgrade box for existing owners) €30.00 This product is specifically designed for existing backers/owners of the game. It features the new insert, the special promo characters, the solo mode, as well as the revised rulebook and player aids. more info March 2024 Add to pledge Retailer Pledge €50.00 1 The board represents the territory of the future town of Carson City, divided into 64 parcels. Above the map of the city, the different actions of the game are depicted. The board on the reverse side includes the Carson river. We advise you to play your first game(s) on the board without the river. 7 personality cards. Join us as we take a look at a Western themed euro game Carson City. Hello, I am trying to figure out the differences between editions. I saw a thread on bgg that wrote about this, but it's from 2010, so it does not…

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Overview Players participate in the development of Carson City in the North American Wild West. They hire a certain number of cowboys and use them to claim actions and buy up the best parcels of land. Players then construct buildings and try to generate cash, both of which can be turned into victory points. The game is played over two Eras, each of which takes place over 9 rounds. The dealer draws 1 character and 4 terrain cards and places them below the draw piles, in a face-up column. (5 terrain cards with 5-6 players) Each player secretly chooses an auction card from his or her hand and places it face-down.